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EU Ambassador Michael Miller said the bloc wants a balanced, reciprocal economic partnership with Bangladesh and is exploring a future free trade agreement.
A Dhaka Tribune journalist has been selected for an international fellowship to report from COP31 in Antalya, Türkiye, with coverage expected to focus on climate negotiations and their …
The four-year Pathways to Prosperity for Extremely Poor People–European Union project has successfully concluded, significantly improving incomes, nutrition, and financial resilience for 215,000 extremely poor households across Bangladesh.
A technical failure at Bangladesh's Department of Immigration and Passports has taken the central Machine Readable Visa server offline, leaving all Bangladeshi diplomatic missions abroad unable to process …
India faces a complex diplomatic challenge regarding the exiled former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, as Bangladesh's new government under Prime Minister Tarique Rahman demands her extradition while balancing …
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman invited global business leaders and Wall Street investors to invest in Bangladesh during a breakfast meeting hosted by JPMorgan Chase in Manhattan, outlining plans …
A German parliamentary delegation visited Bangladesh to explore deeper economic, political and climate cooperation, including trade, energy and humanitarian issues.
Bangladesh and France pledged to expand cooperation in trade, investment, defence, aviation, education, renewable energy and human capital after a diplomatic meeting in Dhaka.
EU ambassador Michael Miller paid a courtesy call on State Minister Humaiun Kobir, reaffirming Bangladesh‑EU partnership and discussing trade, migration and humanitarian cooperation.
Bangladesh and the European Union have held high-level discussions in Dhaka regarding the path toward formal Free Trade Agreement negotiations, deepening economic ties, migration management, and regional cooperation.
A French Senate delegation met Bangladesh’s parliamentary speaker to propose a bilateral parliamentary committee and encourage French investment in offshore oil and gas exploration.
Following a UN General Assembly vote endorsing the Equal Earth map projection, countries including India, Ukraine, and Japan have raised concerns over how disputed territories are depicted.